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Yes. The course covers Node.js internals, event loop, async programming, streams, buffers, backend architecture, and production concepts.
Yes. The course covers Node.js internals, event loop, async programming, streams, buffers, backend architecture, and production concepts.
Yes. Node.js is widely used to build scalable and independent microservices.
Its lightweight runtime, fast startup time, and efficient API handling make it ideal for microservice architectures.
Yes. Node.js supports REST APIs, GraphQL, message queues, and event-driven communication.
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